The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-05-12

Peter Hoffman will play with tn
drum corps on Friday night at thei
icecream festival.
| j. G. Foster and ID. c. VanCaml
went mp to Fergus Falls on Mon
day on legal business.
| The story of Washington and tn,
Ratchet is well known; SO Is "Brial
Pipe" smoking tobacco.
+. w. Hawley is assisting Mr.. Ben
ner in taking an inventory of what
is left OF his drug stock.
| Clean up your back yards. paint
your fences, burst your she'll and
come out. Summer is here!
The foliage and grass has bounded
forward at an astonishing rate dur.
ing the past week. Pasturage will
be good by Monday next.
| w. c. Andrews tie paper man,
representing the Minnesota Paper
Co., was in town on Friday.
Sid Bettman went to Long Prairie
| on Tuesday. lie has considerable
business to do at that place.
Geo. Nottage has accepted a posi-
ton on the Long Prairie Leader,
and went thither on Tuesday.
|
Al. Fish has been identifying
Owen Hyland's residence by the APP
| plication of the paint brush.
j. r.. Britton and wife have re-
| moved from their homo in the coun-
try, and are living in town.
w. w. Huntley made Long Prairie
a visit on Thursday last. He re-
turned on the Sunday freight.
Fishing parties report an abund-
ance of walleyed pike, some very
good specimes have been taken.
Parker Mcclure has purchased the
boring machine brought here by him
to be used in prospecting for coal.
The Rockaway has not lad the
machinery put into her yet, but
will he lifted up in the near future.
Our streets presented very busy
appearance on Saturday. Lots of
business was transacted.
Our Spring Hill correspondent
gives very graphic account of the
railroad feeling in that town. He
understands the situation thorough.
ly.
Sailing is avery pleasant recrea-
ton, and Il good many boats are seen
out on the lake these pleasant even
ingS.
\ fire in Kandota has been running
through the roads destroying
fences and fuel to Il considerable ex.
tent.
Messrs. Parker, White s. Styles
sold two hundred head of cattle to a
Mr.. Linden. They were shipped to
Iowa.
Earle M. Woodward, editor of the
Alexandria Post, was in town on
Saturday. He made this office pleas
ant call. .
The various committees on Grand
Army encampment' are requested to
meet at G. A. r. Hall on Saturday
evening.
Messrs. Guy Mclaughlin, Lewis
Sheets aud Fred RhOda of Long
Prairie, made this town a brief visit
Oh Sunday.
a. o. Hubbard is the proud father
of fine boy born on Wednesday.
He bears the honors with beamlng
modesty.
Mcclure & Whitney are plating
two hundred acres recently purchas-
ed by them Of III. G. Wait, just west
of st. Cloud.
j. j. Hill, president of the Mani
toba road, passed over the line going
eastward, in his special Car on Tues
day afternoon.
a meeting of all the committees
of tho encampment is called for
Saturday evening at s o'clock at
Grand Army Hall.
Don't forget the meeting of COM
mittees ut G. a. Il. Hall Saturday
evening ats O'Clock. 1t Is important
70 have a full meeting,
Nothing succeeds like success eX-
cept "Briar Pipe smoking and
"Charm of the West chewing tobac-
cos. Both are . success.
The Hubbard Hammock Chair Co.
will double its working force prOvid-
ing it can make satisfactory arrang'
ment for shipping goods.
Judge Collins WAS in town on We'd
nesday afternoon. lie stopped off
on his way home from Alexandria,
where he has been holding court.
Prof. a. Il. Cornwall delivered a
very interesting temperance lecture
at the Methodist church Sunday cv-
ening, which was quite largely at
ended.
Street work has been laid out by
the committee. The first work to be
done will be in the vicinity of the
Manitoba right-ofway, on Grove
LaYe-ave.
a. Moore, +. Bergman and a. ID.
Carpenter went down to st. Cloud on
Wednesday. They have business be-
fore the board of commissioners now
is session.
The Lake View Academy is in a
most iiourishing condition, and the
summer term promises to be more
successful than any of its predeces-
sors.
The graduating class Of the high